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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1957)
Business and Professional DIRECTORY 7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, JULY 11. 1957 Furniture UNFINISHED FURNITURE and iCbASSIFIED RATES Used Furniture Bargains. We give Church bazaars, suppers, bake Penny Saver Stamps. Phone 6804, H. L. Stiff Furniture Company, sales, etc, will be run under “Special DR. JOHN C. TARR Announcements” classification with 367rd St., Stayton. 33tf ddropractic Physician a minimum charge of 50 cents per Phene 3274 FOR SALE—Walnut dining room insertion. set, only $70 with terms. Occasion Hours 9:00 to 6:00 Ten tents per line each insertion, al chairs, $3 each. Other furniture. Evenings By Appointment i Ne advertisement accepted for less Phone 2007, Mrs. Roger Nelson, 112 E. Ida St. Stayton I fcan 50 cents per week. Mill City. 27 Count five words to the line in I ordering your ad. Phone 6651, Mill For Rent City or mail your advertisement to The Mill City Enterprise, Mill City, JOHN W. REID. M. D. MAKE AN OFFER—Two properties I Oregon. I for rent in Mill City Physician and Surgeon 'NUMBER ONE—On Ivy street, se MILL CITY, OREGON cond house west of Second Street South, on south side of street. Miscellaneous NUMBER TW’O—On Fairview Ave FOR SALE—Clothes rack. Cheap__ nue, approximately 5 blocks east Phone 7605, Mill City. 28thf of Second Street South. On north DR. LESI JE J. CARSON side of street. Optometrist I WANT TO BUY TIMBER I BOTH may be identified by State Small or large tracts 9 to 5:30 Mon. Thru Sat Owned Property signs attached to I Either cash or stumpage basis Except Wednesday. Examine and make rent STOUT CREEK LMB? CO.' dwellings. 530, Third St Stayton al offer to Department of Veter , % mile west of Mehama. Oregon 3tf Phone 6944 ans’ Affairs, State Finance Build ing, Salem, Oregon. 28 ¡FIREPLACES—One day installation $15.00 month on budget plan. Val ley Yards, East Grant St. Lebanon FOR RENT—1 bedroom house be tween Mill City and Gates. Has (just outside city limits.) 35p TV cable installed.—Chuck’s Fine Weddle Funeral Home Foods, east of Gates. 19tf FOR SALE—Good propane gas heat ing stove. Will sell reasonable. It Moderni Funeral Service is as good as new.—See Don Mof FOR RENT or FOR SALE—Three bedroom modern home. Call Mill STAYTON OREGON fatt, Mill City. 28tf City 6707. Utf OFFICE FURNITURE and equip- ment. typewriters, adding machines, FOR RENT—Two bedroom home on Grove street in Mill City. Has been calculators, cash registers, duplicat completely redecorated. Phono UL I ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell, 9-2533, Russell Wilson, RL 1, Ly rent, swap and repair. Bargains in ons, Oregon 13tf I used machines. Roei> Typewriter Septic Tank* and Sewers Cleaaed Exchange, 456 Court SL, Salem, tf FOR RENT—Hospital beds and mat Ph. Salem EMpire 3-9468 COLLECT tresses, rollaway beds and mat 1479 Elm St. W. Salem Sawmill LOGS WANTED tresses. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Top prices for Second Growth We give Penny Saver Stamps. 367 STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. 3rd St. Stayton. Phone 6804 33tf ■4 west of Mehama. Oregon 51tf Legal Notices FOR EXPERT- PLUMBING—Call s When in Need of Printing Licensed Plumber. UL 9-2355. 5 17C20 Buy it in Mill City from FOR LEASE—Major Oil Co.—Have NOTICE OF No. FINAL SETTLEMENT modern unit for lease. Gasoline I have filed my Final Account in The Mill City Enterprise and _____________________________ Diesol facilities. For info, call the estate of Richard Kanoff, de- Mr. Morgan Stayton 5264. Finan- ¡ceased with the County Clerk of cial assistance available to quali Marion County, Oregon, and the fied party. 22tf Court has set the 19th day of July, at 9:15 A. M. and the Circuit Court FOR SALE—Red Raspberries. John room as the time and place for hear WE SELL BETTER Kunkle, Rt. 1, Box 50, Lyons, ing objections thereto and the settle CARS FOR LESS Oregon, first house east of Fox ment of said estate. Valley schoolhouse. Phone UL 9- HELEN KANOFF, 2392. 27p Administratrix of the Es- state of Richard Kanoff, Deceased. Lost and Found BELL & GEHLEN, Stayton, Oregon LOST—at City Part in Mill City Attys, for Admin. STAYTON, OREGON July 4, pair of spectacles, black IT PAYS TO BUY AT and silver frames^ with rets. HOME Reward offered. Phone 2806 Mill City. Mrs. Clifford Bradfield. 28 MIKE'S Septic Service I I GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET Real Estate Stayton-Jefferson auto wreckers Rebuilt motors and trans missions. Cars bought and sold We buy junk. Phone &284, Stayton, Ore.. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Prompt service in the Canyon when you call us Reasonable Rates Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 6284 Stayton LICENSED Garbage Disposal 11.60 Per Month and Up Also Servicing Gate«, Lyons Idsnaha and Detroit MILL CITY, OREGON DISPOSAL SERVICE Bud Cline, Owner Ph. 5902 BE SURE WITH "O» YOU» TELEVISION OB RADIO Phone 3207 or UL 9-2191 We Speciallxe In Phllco, Motorola, Admiral Stiffler'* Radio and Appliance Co. FOR SALE—-Between 15 and 20 acres. Unfinished brick house. 3 bedrooms, $7000.00 1*4 mile west of Mill City. Alma Thomas. 28c Wood Preservative Adds Life to Home Outdoor Furniture Rxodem Vacation Resorts Rising In Pristine McKenzie River Area Forests and Lava Attract Tourists Bl HAROLD HUGHES M.af! Writer, The Ortgutuui The Tollowing 1« a rondrn*»»- i n of a n otorlog H|'|»«*arlng tn the Orrgonian. It in one of an annual herien nponaored Jointly by The Oregonian and the Ore gon State Motor aa«oelatlnn. Exposure to the charms and enchantments of the Three Sis ters country of the upper Mc Kenzie river is not recom mended to the vacationer who w-ould remain faithful to more prosaic and better advertised summer pleasure spots. A taste of the narcotic beauty and pristine splendor of this primitive area some 50 miles east of Eugene on highway 126 can come dangerously close to making an addict of you over night. The development of this re- i gions tourist accommodations, unlike the fast boating area of the lower McKenzie, is only now getting under way. Lately, en thusiastic (^ilifornians, who in stinctively know how to please travelers, are Investing in first- class cabins, motels, restau rants, recreation areas and even a beauty parlor, so sold are they on this region. diuiiiued the Upper MeJicnaie creating Clear ilipth«, an ancient, drowned forest can he seen. retato Siitert X Be nd '»*5/arr* Priests Build Camp Even the Dominican fathers of San Rafael, Cal., have suc- cumbed to the charms of the Three Sisters and have invested Highway 116 follow« the white water of the McKenzie anil more than a quarter of a million near Bend skirt« to the north of the scenlv Three Sister*. dollars tn a summer camp for students studying for the priest standing on the cabin porch and voir-dear water, at places nearly dropping a line directly Into the 200 feet deep, falls to hide the hood. ancient trees, preserved like In an Oregon State Motor as McKenzie. But tf the fishing is fabulous, museum relics in clear plastic. sociation motorlog to the region, the writer and his family visited the hiking is nothing less than At Clear lake, where the fish scores of -fine cabins strung spectacular. There is the ex ing (rainbow and cutthroat! is along the fast, sparkling Mc citement of discovering Sahalie unpredictable, Is Great Spring, and Koosah waterfalls, two of principal water supply for the Kenzie. We stayed at Laughing Waters the finest in Oregon; the thrill lake whose outlet is the McKen in a two-bedroom cabin, done of journeys to the Three Sisters zie river. Rowboats may be in natural wood and sporting a i and the lava beds beyond and rented for 50 cents an hour from huge stone fireplace in the living a trek to cold Clear lake, or to the Santiam Fish and Game room. A furnished kitchen had warm, shallow Fish lake nearby. association, which also operates Clear lake was created when cabins and a restaurant and clean, ample facilities for meals, which could be topped off with volcanic flows dammed the can store. rainbow, cutthroat and Dolly yon and trapped a forest, more Volcanoes Acthe Varden trout, caught easily by than 1000 years old The rcser- Dr. Howell Williams, Univen- . sity of California geologist who studied the Three Sisters region, 1 believes there was more vol- ■anic activity there during the past few thousand years since the time of Christ than in any other part of the high Cascades. Evidences of later glaciers that gouged out the old volca noes can be seen along the Mc Kenzie highway. The North Sis ter. largest and oldest of the Three Sisters group, offers good hiking trails at its base and on its slopes gives a moderate test to the skilled mountaineer. Here, then, is n vacation land with an enchanting and seduc tive past, once a "cinder l«»X of Hades," now a Thoreau-like land of surprises, like heated | swimming pools, an air strip for winged travelers, good roads, covered bridges, restaurants, first-class motels and cabins, l>eauty parlors and cocktail The white molorlog car visits Holiday I'ann. one of the many lounges. Bindern tonrlat accommodations in the McKenzie area. Homeowners can add years to useful life of wooden outdoor furnish REAL ESTATE ings by treating them with a wood FOR SALE or RENT—Two bedroom preservative, suggests Charles Ross, house on the river. Oregon State college forestry gpec- JOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE ialist. W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman Picnic furniture, swings and glid- Phone 4515 Gates. Oregon. ers, and other accessories to out- __ 1 door living are easily treated against I wood decay by applying a preserva Automobiles tive to dry unpainted or unvamish- FOR SALE—1931 Chevrolet coupe, J ■ ed wood. Paint can be applied over Runs good. Has 8 good tires. Make , the preservative after it is thorough a good knockabout car. Body in ' ly dry, Ross explains. good sound condition.—For in- I Two excellent, easily applied ma ideal for their destructive activity, formation and price call at The terials can be olrtained in either con Ross noted. The preservatives suggested by Enterprise office. 28tf centrated ' or ready-to-use form, from hardware stores, paint shops or lum the specialist are poisonous to both ber yards, according to Ross. They insects and fungi. Mixed with oil, they are pentachlorophenol, often referred are not soluble in water and wood to as “penta,” and copper naphthe soaked with them becomes water re- pellant. But to be effective the pre nate. servatives must penetrate the wood, Both preservatives are also sold according to Ross. under various trade names. The label Surface tretment, such a* paint will indicate when one of these chem ing on with a brush, is not sufficient I icals is present and give directions i where wood is in contact with the for applying it. If a large quantity soil or where moisture stands, he of preservative is required, it is less says. Wherever possible these vulner expensive to buy a concentrate and able spots should be immersed in the mix it, as directed, with a light diesel penta or copper naphthenate solu oil or fuel oil. tion and allowed to stand until thor All wood in contsant contact with oughly soaked. Copper naphthenate the soil is subject to rot, says Ross, I leaves a slight green stain that can although the heartwood of some | be covered with paint if desired. species such as cedar, black locust, cy For furniture -like picnic tables, press, juniper, black locust, sage benches and chairs, Ross suggests Put this UNDER \ OUR HAT, orange and redwood will resist de lotting each leg stand overnight in a Silver Saddle is the place to go. cay for a longer period than others. | tin can or other container filled with The sapwood of outer, light-colored preservation-oil solution. A flexible part of the tree trunk of all species plastic mixing bowl makes a conven- is quickly destroyed. ___ ____ ___ w______ ent container for _______ treating odd-shap- Wood decay is caused by the ac- e<j ]egS or iUpportB that will not fit SERVICE STATION & tion of fungi, small pl*nt-l;ke organ- eagi]y into a rigid holder, TRAILER COURT isms, present everywhere in the soil, i other vulerable spots such as Phone 903, Mill City. Numerous insects also attack wood, i points, bolt holes, cracks, and lum- Both need warmth, mositure and air ends where rain ¡a likely to soak MOTOR TUNEUP8 in which to work. Rain-S"aked wood 1 can treated by re and am! w od in contact with so 1 are peatedly peated!y flooding the surface with BRAKE WORK ______ _ __________ preservative and allowing it to stand AUTO SUPPLIES 1-"‘i it d appears into the wood. Salem Sand and Gravel Company HEAVY HAULING Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment EXCAVATION and CONSTRUCTION »-TON MOBILE CRANE CONTRACTING AND RENTAL Phone Salem Day 2-24U1 Nite 2-4417 PRINTING WORTHY THE OCCASION SILVER SADDLE KEEP THIS AD! Over 20,000 Arthritic and Rheu matic Sufferers have taken this MILL CITY Medicine since it has been on DISPOSAL SERVICE the market. It It is inexpenrive, can Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc. be taken in the home. For Free weekly piektjtis $1.50 tier month information give name and *d- Ahn bght hauling dress tô P. O. Box 2535, Tulsa, Bod Cine, Owner Ph. 5902 Oklahoma. • » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MILL CITY ENTERPRISE